The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-17
OABLEGRAMS.

BiBERIoH, PRUSSIA, March 16.-KsIl
Won Bunsen. son OF the late Chevalier
Won BunseB, is dead.
LONDON, March 16.-Siewart Bros,
slate and timber merchants, of Lon
don, have failed. Their liabilities are
stated to be $4,000
LONDON, March l6.-A dispatch
from Berlin to the Standard rays that
four additional arrests have been made
Of persons having explosives in their
possession.
CALCUTTA, March 16.-The Indian
Government intend TO station force
on the frontier in the Pishin District
to morally support the Ameer OF AT
ghauistan.
BSRLiN, March 16.-Emperor Will
lam has conferred upon Count di Ro.
bilsnt, the Italian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, the decoration OF the Pfussian
order Of tho Black Eagle.
LONDON, March 16.--A disastrous ex.
ploslou OF dynamite occurred today in
a stone quarry ut L1bOsitS, Bohemia.
All the men at work in the quarry at
the time wore blown TO atomg.
PARIS, March 16.-M, Constants,
French Minister to China, announces
that the Chinese Government has
authorized tho joining of the Anna
mite and Chinese telegraph systems.
BRUsBIs, March 18.-The strike in
augurated by the miners at Mons is
spreading to Soignies. The men are
greatly excited and an outbreak is
feared. Extra troops have been dis
patched TO the scene.
LONDON, March 16.-The Vienna
correspondent OF the Standard says IL
is reported that Emperor William, ON
his birthday, will proclaim Grown
Prince Frederick William Co-regent,
with the consent of the BundesIatb.
LONDON, March 16.-Mr. Parnell
will oppose any Irish land purchase
bill based upon the existing judicial
rents, which, it is generally admitted,
are at least 26 per cent, too high.
During the Easter recess Mr.. Parnell
will abstain from political wo:k.
LONDON, Msrch 16.-Baron de Stsal,
Russian Ambassador at London, has
received from all the diplomats in
London, and FROM Prime Minister
Salisbury, expressions Of congratula-
ton ON the Cars escape from assas
sinstion last Sunday, and of horror
over the plot against his life.
BucHARRsr, March l6.-The Bull.
garian regents, fearing an outbreak Of
hostilities, have divided Bulgaria into
two military zones and appointed 9
commander for each zone with vir.
tualy absolute powers. Tirnova hsE
been fortified and garrisoned and the
Varna and Bourgas shore defensel
have bsen strengthened with artillery
LONDON March 16.-Sir G. D. Trev
ellyan, speaking at Liskeard this even
ing said that his position as regards
Ireland had not changed. He hoped
however, that a basis OF agreemen
would yet be found by conciliatory
methods The Liberals were all agreed
upon q general policy, and desired |
similar agreement with regard to Ire
land.
LONDON, March 16.-A deputatioI
from the Irish Leaseholders' Associa
ton had an interview yesterday will
Mr., Balfour, the Ohief Secretary TO
Ireland, who promised that the gov
, eminent would give their views seri
GUS aud sympathetic attention. Tn,
deputation atterWard interviewed MI
PArnell, who promised to support an!
measure for their benefit.
LONDON March 16.-In the case o
: John Patton, 9r., & Co., managers o
, the Monarch Steamship Line, who's
Z bankruptcy was announced on Jauu
airy 2lst, the Bankruptcy Court ha
entertained a proposal to vest tn
D fins property in trustee. Patton
k friends have provided G2b00 for dislri
I button among creditors Of the firm, in
GLIDING Patton, Yickers 4 Co., OF New
York.